Dive into These Riddles to Satisfy Your Adventurous Brain

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Hey, puzzle lovers! Ready to challenge yourself? Dive into this video, "Dive into These Riddles to Satisfy Your Adventurous Brain," and put your thinking cap on! It’s full of clever riddles that will keep your brain buzzing and your curiosity going wild. Perfect for anyone who loves a good mystery or just wants to test their smarts. You might even learn a few tricks to impress your friends! So, hit play and see if you can solve them all—let the adventure begin!

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00:00Hi, Detectives! Hope you're doing well and are ready to take on some tricky jobs.

00:05Drink that cup of coffee to wake your brain up, and let's begin!

00:12Look at this diver. He managed to descend to the very bottom of the ocean without any diving gear.

00:18Surprisingly, he stayed submerged for hours and didn't even need to come up for air.

00:23How is this possible?

00:30He didn't need any diving suit or gear because he was in a submarine.

00:44Now, there are five apples. They're green and red.

00:48Of any two apples, at least one is red.

00:51How many green apples are there?

01:00There's only one green apple.

01:04As you see, in any pair of apples, one or both fruits are red.

01:08It means there can be no pair where both apples are green.

01:12Which, in turn, means there can't be more than one green apple.

01:16Otherwise, they would make a pair.

01:18Look at these people. Each of them seems to have some health problems.

01:26But in reality, one of them is just pretending.

01:29Who is it?

01:38It's Rick.

01:39If you look attentively, you'll notice that his phone is in his right pocket.

01:44He must have used his broken arm to put it there.

01:48You've got a lock with a special code consisting of three digits.

01:54Each digit can be any number from one to nine.

01:57To open the lock, you need to figure out the secret code.

02:01Let me help you and give you some clues.

02:03Before the first number, I say higher.

02:06Before the second number, I say lower.

02:09And before the last number, I say correct.

02:12Can you guess the code?

02:18The code is actually the number of letters in the words higher, lower, and correct.

02:28Six, five, and seven, respectively.

02:36There's an invisible wall in front of you.

02:38How can you figure out where exactly it is without touching it?

02:50You need to throw something at it.

02:52For example, a ball.

02:54Wherever it stops midair is where the invisible wall is.

02:57Can you name an English word that becomes shorter when you add two letters to it?

03:05Three brothers won two scooters that had the same price in a lottery.

03:25To divide their winnings equally, the oldest and the middle brother each took a scooter.

03:29And then, each of them gave 350 coins to the youngest brother.

03:35How many coins is one scooter worth?

03:47It costs 1,050 coins.

03:50You see, the younger brother got this sum of money.

03:53This is a third of the cost of the two scooters.

03:55It means that two scooters are worth 2,100 coins.

03:59This way, one scooter costs 1,050 coins.

04:08Can you think of something so fragile that even speaking its name can break it?

04:21It's silence.

04:22Kate lives on the fourth floor, and Alex lives on the second floor.

04:30When she goes up to the fourth floor, Kate climbs 60 stairs.

04:35How many stairs does Alex have to climb to get to the second floor?

04:38Your first answer might be that Alex needs to climb 30 stairs.

04:52It's half as many as Kate has to take because she lives on the floor twice as high.

04:57But this is not the case.

04:58When Kate goes up to the fourth floor, she climbs six flights of stairs.

05:03So, there are 20 stairs between two floors.

05:07It means that when Alex goes from the first floor to the second floor, he climbs 20 stairs.

05:13A parrot has lived less than 100 years and can only answer yes and no questions.

05:23How many questions do you have to ask it to find out its age?

05:26At first glance, it may seem that a parrot can be asked up to 99 questions.

05:42But you can actually figure out the answer with a much smaller number of questions.

05:46First, ask the bird,

05:48Are you over 50 years old?

05:50If he answers yes, its age is from 51 to 99.

05:55If it answers no, its age is from 1 to 50.

05:58The number of options is half after the first question.

06:01The next question you can ask is,

06:03Are you more or less than 25 years old?

06:07Or it can be,

06:08Are you more or less than 75 years old?

06:11Depending on the answer to the first question.

06:13These following questions reduce the number of options by four times.

06:17In the end, the parrot only needs to be asked seven questions.

06:25The pencil was placed on the floor and several people were asked to jump over it.

06:30But no one managed to do it.

06:32Why?

06:42The pencil was put near the wall.

06:47George Washington,

06:50Sherlock Holmes,

06:51William Shakespeare,

06:52Ludwig van Beethoven,

06:53and Napoleon Bonaparte.

06:55Which of these famous characters is fundamentally different?

07:07Sherlock Holmes,

07:09because he's a fictional character,

07:11while the rest were real historical figures.

07:13Imagine a five-mile-long bridge that can hold exactly 25 tons.

07:25A fully equipped truck, including the driver,

07:28weighs 25 tons.

07:31It starts driving over the bridge.

07:34In the middle of the bridge,

07:35a small sparrow lands on the truck.

07:37The truck has used some fuel to get to the center of the bridge.

07:56Anna majored in accounting at university.

08:05Her roommates wanted to test her intelligence.

08:08They took three envelopes and wrote some messages on them.

08:11Then, they put the answers to Anna's exam questions in one of the envelopes.

08:16Only one envelope had a truthful message written on it.

08:19The other two were false.

08:21Anna wasn't allowed to open the envelopes and could only pick one.

08:24The first message read,

08:27There are no exam answers here.

08:29The second said,

08:30The exam answers are here.

08:32And the third message read,

08:34The exam answers aren't in the second envelope.

08:37Which envelope should Anna pick?

08:48The third one.

08:49It tells the truth,

08:51which means the exam answers are in the first envelope.

08:54A businessman was about to go through a security check at the airport

09:02when he realized someone had taken his luggage.

09:05The airport police had three suspects.

09:08Lisa said,

09:09I wouldn't take someone's old brown bag.

09:11I have my own.

09:12Bright, pink, and pretty.

09:15Mike explained he was a light traveler and didn't have any luggage.

09:18He put everything in his backpack.

09:20Rob had a broken arm and a sprained ankle.

09:22He could hardly carry anything.

09:25The police immediately knew who had done it.

09:28Can you figure it out?

09:38It was Lisa.

09:39Oh no!

09:40Nobody told her the luggage was brown.

09:42Then, how did she figure it out?

09:44When several friends decided to play cards,

09:51they noticed that a few cards had been lost.

09:53They also realized that if they dealt the rest of the cards among four people,

09:57three cards would remain.

09:59If they dealt these cards between three people,

10:02two cards would remain.

10:03And if they distributed the cards among five people,

10:06again,

10:07two cards would remain.

10:08How many cards were left in the pack?

10:20There were 47 cards left in the pack.

10:22Let's see.

10:23If 47 is divided by four,

10:25three is left out.

10:26And if 47 is divided by either three or five,

10:30two is left out.

10:35Mrs. Kim called the school principal

10:37to report that someone had taken her students' tests.

10:41She added that she had noticed a stranger wearing school clothes,

10:44gloves,

10:45and a red mask walking school hallways.

10:48This person also had three star tattoos on their fingers.

10:51The principal didn't believe the teacher.

10:54Why?

11:04She said the person had been wearing gloves.

11:06But then,

11:07how did she see three star tattoos on the intruder's fingers?

11:10She must have lost the test herself

11:13and was trying to find an excuse.

11:19You need to get a taxi.

11:21Oh,

11:22how lucky.

11:22There are not one but three cars over there.

11:26But which car should you choose?

11:37The first taxi doesn't have a license plate.

11:39That's suspicious.

11:41And the driver of the second taxi

11:42is covering their face with a mask.

11:44That's creepy.

11:46You should choose the third taxi.

11:51There are not.

11:55You should buy that car,

11:56and you should choose the third taxi.

11:56You should force yourself back to your car.

11:56You should go with the superior property.

11:56You should be Jesus.

11:58Liebe insurance,

11:58and that's very close to someone,

11:59especially if you decide to pay your car.

12:00That's if you decide to have close the debt with a financial aid a rebiduer.

12:01That's what you might expect.

12:02You're unhappy in a...

12:04If you do not know anything,

12:04you'll never have to pay your car to your date.

12:05You should close the door.

12:05It's only a little bit more.

12:08There being a little bit.

12:10I'll do a troisième house over there.

12:10Littleinguémagrade of the door,

12:12any other family actually can be aная mentality.

12:14You need to figure out of a teenageface school game,

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